Will this hold a 3 mm bead so I can Polish it with the Dremel? I need something to hold bead while using Diamond polisher.
17322
In my opinion, this device is not made for such a small, precise hold. I would never say " no way" .... But doubtful
17323
I doubt that your polishing head is less than 3mm wide, and if I am correct, it would not fit between the two side of the vise when they are closed on you bead. I think gemnologists use a tool called a "tumbler", basically a rotating can filled with abrasives, that polish small stones.
17324
if your bead has a hole, put a straight pin in it and clamp the pin; or put a wire or strong thread through the hole and clamp it that way. If no hole put the bead in one of the grooves of the soft jaws and have about half of it stick out to polish.. rotate the exposed part as needed. As a Dr., if you have access to ring (sponge) hemostats, you might use them to hold the bead and clamp them into the vise.
181657
it will fit a 3/8 chuck (regular) however you will have a problem keeping the whole thing aligned, and not flying out in a hundred deadly pieces....better to do it by hand?....you're safe if you have a shop drill press
461135
I can't answer your question from experience, but it works on a porter cable polisher just fine, it seems to have a standard neck, and should fit any polisher that has a connector that will fit that type of neck.
504859
In my Dremel 300 fit very well. In your Dremel 3000 I do not know. I upload here the dimensions of the brushes in mm: Side (a) http://imgur.com/4PUNLmT.jpg and Side (b) http://imgur.com/I23WAVJ.jpg Please, copy and paste the links in your browser to see the images. I think you can measure the holes of your Dremel 3000 and determine if these brushes fit.
1590347
I don't know about all, but I bought a few dremel wire brushes, cutters& grinder sort of things and they have all fit. An attachment that fits on the tool to make it do other things, not likely.
433126
I've done very fie jewlery work, including a number 80 drill bit, which I believe is the smallest commonly available. The chuck would grab a thread, if you put one in it.
1405731
I don't own a Dremel, so not sure of set up... BUT, as long as the accessory has a straight shaft (standard rotary tool sized) it should chuck up into the B&D; just fine.
714782
I don't think so. I think you'd be better off with diamond tipped bits. see: 10pc Diamond Tipped Drill Bit Set - 1/16, 5/64, 3/32, 1/8 - Drill Glass Stone - Fits Dremel
1375684
this tool was designed to be used with a dremel. if your dremel can hold a 1/4" drill bit, then yes
851926
I cant say as to fitting the DeWalt. I also bought it to fit my Dremel, and it works fine for that.
1997233
I have used it for a stone for my wife's bracelet and a pearl for a pendant. The big issue is in the drill bits the press is strong enough. You must let it do its job slowly, and get out the drill once in a while to blow dust off. Don't try to force it through. For a drill bit I would pic diamond ones. You will be "sanding" your way in so it would take some time but it's the safest method from my experience, both for the machine and the beads. Use a good bench press, don't expect to be able to hold the bead with your hands while drilling.
2239175
You should be able to use your Dremel with this nifty router table. Mine is a Craftsman with the same capabilities. Happy routing.
1769167
Hi ClaudiaThe answer is no. Dremel Trio does not have a diamond tip or a Carbide Grinding Stone for glass engraving.RegardsFerredepot
258789
Hi Claudia The answer is no. Dremel Trio does not have a diamond tip or a Carbide Grinding Stone for glass engraving. Regards Ferredepot
166122
I use mine with a dremel model 395 type 5...but I don't know about a dremel 3000
1495040
Not unless your Dremel is a lot different than mine! The shank diameter of these saws is about 4 times the diameter of my Dremel tool bits. Even if it did fit, I think the Dremel tool rotational speed is far too high for these tools. My multi-speed Dremel has a minimum speed of 5000 rpm. In my use of diamond-tipped tools, I found much LOWER speeds (1000 rpm, I'm guessing, maybe even less) to be desirable.
2146696
Yeah.......it has a threaded metal grommet in the center to fit common polishers..........I use a Makita